AFFC-100-20-305-11

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Flat Flex and Ribbon Jumper Cables are made up of conductor materials made of tin-plated copper, which are laminated from both sides of a polyester film. A conductor material provides conductivity as well as flexibility to the inner wires when in use for various applications. The two major components of Flat Flex and Ribbon Jumper Cables are the conductor material and the insulation material.

The AFFC-100-20-305-11 Flat Flex Ribbon Jumper Cable is designed to meet the electrical and mechanical requirements of the most demanding applications. This cable is made to an insulated conductor size of 100mm width, 20mm thickness and 305mm length. This cable is RoHS compliant, abrasion resistant and has a temperature range rating from -30 °C to +105 °C. This cable is also available in longer lengths and multiple colors for convenience.

The AFFC-100-20-305-11 Ribbon Jumper Cable is ideal for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications, including electronic, lighting, signage and audio/video applications. As the conductor material is flexible, this cable is suitable for tighter bends, faster assembly and simpler handling. This cable is designed for low voltage applications, where a length of flexible cable is needed to connect two points or create a connection between several points.

This cable features excellent conductivity; it is easy to install and relatively low cost. The cables provide maximum reliability; they are resistant to short circuits and reduce the risk of component damage. The flexibility of the cable also means it can be bent to fit into tight spaces with ease.

The AFFC-100-20-305-11 Flat Flex and Ribbon Jumper Cable is designed for high quality, reliable and long-lasting performance. It is ideal for applications that require flexibility, low voltage connections and easy installation. The insulation material helps to protect the inner wires from damage due to temperature variations, as well as helping to reduce the risk of shorts and other potential issues.

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